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Mike Stanton |
4:38 1 Jul 05 |
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Sandy King |
19:09 22 Dec 05 |
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Larry Francis |
16:50 9 Jun 05 |
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Phil Davis |
19:07 9 Jun 05 |
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Miles Nelson |
11:21 3 Apr 05 |
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Ross Borgida |
6:51 25 Mar 05 |
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Shannon Stoney |
8:37 13 Oct 05 |
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Shannon Stoney |
5:47 15 Feb 05 |
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Phil Davis |
11:54 16 Feb 05 |
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J.Medlock |
13:34 10 Jan 05 |
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Hi,
I posted a question over at APUG.ORG, but heck, why not post it here? 
While waiting for the PocketPC version of ExpoDev to be released (hopefully soon; I don't want to buy a Palm), I purchased the "PowerDial". I also own a copy of the book, and even the film developing tubes. Although I'm "BTZS Heavy" in equipment, I want to be "BTZS Lite" in practice. At least for now. ha.
I understand how to use the PowerDial to determine the average gradiant. But there isn't a table/graph which maps the G-bar to development time, so I have no idea about development times. Do I need the ExpoDev software to fully utilize the PowerDial tool?
In the mean time, I was asking at APUG.ORG for a "G-bar to developing time" for the following combinations (below). I don't know if this is proprietary information or if I need to wait until I buy ExpoDev to get this information?
XTOL (full-strength) & TMAX-100
XTOL 1:1 & TMAX-100
XTOL (full-strength) & TXP-320
XTOL 1:1 & TXP-320
HC110 Dil H & TXP-320
Thanks in advance for clearing up any confusion I might have.
Justin
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